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coaggulation and hep:c
hey every 1..im new here and im so happy that now im a part of this marvellous community..seriously i've learnt so much from your disscusions..i m working on my thesis & and i need help..i want to know that hep;c damage our liver where clotting factors live that means coaggulation problems occur so then what doctors suggest and if any one is experiencing this then kindlly give me some info..
i'll be thankful to u gyz..GOD BLESS U ALL.
i'll be thankful to u gyz..GOD BLESS U ALL.
thank you dee for the support it matters alot to me ;)
and kindly tell me that u have low platelets then whats your PTT/INR values? and your bleeding time is under 5 minutes??
and kindly tell me that u have low platelets then whats your PTT/INR values? and your bleeding time is under 5 minutes??
thank you so much for the support :)
and hcvadvocate is so useful but still i have lots of questions :(
and hcvadvocate is so useful but still i have lots of questions :(
Hello..welcome! Are you talking about low platelets? I have low platelets, I don't think there is much I can do about it. I am hoping as my liver improves the platelets will come back.
Or are you talking about PTT/ INR? Even though platelets are low my bleeding time is within the normal range
Or are you talking about PTT/ INR? Even though platelets are low my bleeding time is within the normal range
Do you mean "coagulation"? This is a very broad area that covers many topics. Do you happen to have Hepatitis C? If so I strongly encourage you to discuss this with your liver specialist. Meanwhile here is a manual (a PDF file) from a well respected source that many of us consult with.
It is called "Hepatitis C Advocate." This particular link is an HCPS Fact sheet (written by experts in the field of liver disease) related to bleeding disorders and Hepatitis C.
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/factsheets_pdf/Bleeding_Disorders.pdf
It is called "Hepatitis C Advocate." This particular link is an HCPS Fact sheet (written by experts in the field of liver disease) related to bleeding disorders and Hepatitis C.
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/factsheets_pdf/Bleeding_Disorders.pdf
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